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Micro/Macro THINKING
Covid W/Contractionary Fiscal Policy
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What happens to disposable income if contractionary policy involves tax increases or reductions in government transfers?
Disposable income
decreases.
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How does decreased government spending affect demand for goods and services?
It results in decreased demand for goods and services from
businesses.
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What is the relationship between decreased demand for goods and services and job losses?
Decreased
demand can lead to
job losses
as
businesses
may need to cut
costs.
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What is 'crowding in' in the context of decreased government borrowing?
'Crowding in' refers to
lower interest rates
making borrowing for
investment
less
expensive
for businesses.
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How does contractionary fiscal policy affect asset prices and consumer spending?
It can
decrease
asset prices, leading to
decreased
wealth effects that can
decrease
consumer spending.
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What are the microeconomic effects of contractionary fiscal policy?
Decrease in
disposable income
Decreased demand for
goods
and
services
Potential
job losses
Crowding
in
Decreased
wealth effects
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What is the impact of contractionary fiscal policy on economic growth?
It can decrease
demand
and potentially
slow
economic growth.
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How does contractionary fiscal policy affect unemployment levels?
It can lead to higher
unemployment
levels due to
decreased government spending
and
higher taxes.
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What effect does contractionary fiscal policy have on inflation?
It can help reduce inflationary pressure if the economy is experiencing inflation.
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How does funding contractionary fiscal policy affect public debt?
It often involves
reducing
borrowing, which can
decrease
the level of public debt.
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What is the impact of decreased aggregate demand on the current account?
It might decrease imports, leading to an
improved
current account.
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What are the macroeconomic effects of contractionary fiscal policy?
Decreased
economic growth
Increased
unemployment
Decreased
inflation
Reduced
public debt
Improved
current account
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